CRE8TIVITY- Thinking Outside The Box

Seminars are one great way of developing oneself intellectually and personally in all areas of entrepreneurship, leadership, personality development and many more.

The Paradigm Shift seminar, hosted by the Covenant Christian Pavilion International under the leadership of Senior Pastors; Emmie and Bola Oludele is one seminar I can say myself is a must for career, corporate and business development as  I have been committed to attending, since it's inception (advantage session 1) in 2015. The nuggets I learned then from the speakers shaped my life and helped in developing my competitiveness in the market place as the speakers ( Niyi Adesanya, Godman Akinlabi, and Iyedele Bolaji-Oyedepo) spoke extensively on; 'Developing Your Competitive Advantage'.

This year's edition (advantage session 3) promises to help you generate ideas for exploits as the speakers do justice to the subject; 'Cre8tivity- Thinking Outside the Box'. Speaking at this year's edition are; 
Niyi Adesanya- profound motivational speaker, co-founder of the Speakers' Academy and President Fifth Gear Plus. 
Chris Ugoh- insightful teacher, Senior Pastor of the King's Assembly, Port-Harcourt and the Host of the television program, 'Living with Purpose'.
Godman Akinlabi- renowned public speaker, trainer, consultant and Lead Pastor of The Elevation Church, Lagos.
Dr. Glenn Arekion- international conference speaker, President of Glenn Arekion Ministries, and Founder of Faithlift Church, Louisville, Kentucky, USA.

Get ready for an encounter with destiny. Be my guest!

P.S: This conference is totally free but, you need to register at www.paradigmshift.com.ng for seat reservations. For enquires call: 0803 453 6077. See flyer for more details.

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